No. 209 in Estonian

tulla

"To come."

In a sentence

Ta tahab tulla meiega.
He/she wants to come with us.
In this sentence, 'tulla' is in the infinitive form and expresses the action of coming.
Kas ma saan tulla sinu peole?
Can I come to your party?
Here, 'tulla' is used in a question form, again in its infinitive form, as part of a polite request for permission.
Ma pean varem tööle tulla.
I need to come to work earlier.
In this context, 'tulla' is linked with the verb 'pean', indicating a necessity related to the action of coming.

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